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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-16
Mortgages Notice of Intention to
Foreclose and of Sale.
! ACCORDANCE WITH

n ~ u u IL ~
i power Of sale oOnISined in certain mortgage
inside by Luther ". P kzne2lii. of WSihee, Isl
snd Of Msui. 70 4 ;. CIeghorn s Co, dated the
3Q-h day OF January. ISIS. recorded in the Office
OF the Registrar OF Colyey9nces, in liber 81. on
fOlios go; SnC b. various mesue assignments
assigned 70 y o. Murphy and by him assigned
70 = Spencer b. assignment dated the 9th May.
1881. Snd recorded IN Liber n, folio =. Notice
i hereby given thSt the assignee OF said mort
SSEss intends 10 fOrsclOss ssld mortgage for con-
diti6n broken, til Wit; the nOu-payUient Of the
principal Sud Interest when due sud upon said
foreclosure viii sell 81 public auction, at the
Szi5>r0OU OF Z. P Adams Z Co. in Honolulu.
Island OF Oabu. on MONDAY. the I'D dar OF
August. 49,. az y II OF said 1sy, the property
= Cssc-i5=d Il sid mortgage IS below specified
Further particulars can be had OF j. " Mon
szrrz-- Attorney = Law. : SPENCER.
Mortgage.
b. his Attorney in fzS-. II. 4 WideIIann-
H91o-ClE. J5ly -, ISs7-
Property % be sold consists OF g certain lease
given bF Iozez Ohis 70 the said L1the " P. IA
ne1ii. dated the 2slh OF July. 1sS7. aud deyising
certain portion OF the land described in ROYAL
Patent No 81 and situate 81 said Wsihee said
-zEd being more particularly described in said
lease which ! recorded II the once OF the said
Registrar Of COnEeEznces IN Liber 81. fOlios
81 1175 Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-16
KING BROS

I-s'.r-a-z Er1 Dealers ii Arr Cork Ar1fsz4-
lEI-s-zHs- On EEzz-z1-z- ~ l.cal l-e5szs- Faaer-
z-1E1ls C Island sas-erT- Ctr1sassz- Oi=--z7z.s-
Elsazls- 1l-z- Ca1srs- Arms Pisa and Etss-s
Cork Ee-- e. szn=s = E-F AID al Eza1z
1nBaa CO ar1ar- z-EaEar and rsrE5-Ea- cd
F5.-r---s ll-1 ld---lr s'ur1as ss,=ezl-F-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-16
Shipping Notes

Tas h,zz- h-a1sc: S5,6 oS-s sugar. 60
saeep - hides s. a4sS Sp15S A2d 10 pSCS
S-2S-isS.
TIE L.Ss-lSs goes ~ .Es A,nac ro1.s this
week. ~ lzs.e- - os Eacls5 up On re uE-
rms railway
TIE Cvs-1S-Il-S GrG repairing % he
S4sE-s- S--r-lSs : Sro-s completed ! lev
~ 70 boom G2o II III 52vs oss2 E1s o. 4
new cs5l- i s-scss2 q lie 6seS az, .es id
o-s hs-a~ oss-S converted mo 81 Stls-
kctS. Her oo.ls- N-G machinery ASvs oss1
ovs-1Ec-si. S-S s c1-S11s-2c-S z2o-1s %
oz-gs1.-v A-5 painting 612s es-s-2I-y- Es-
f-u czrSc5ty 81. be increased - s. 20 cz=ry
SD so-S - <---E-- L1s s-E.1ss- promises s
SusSS - from - - k-osS 81 eo-r. he
czc1, vzS p. ID III. L Ryan ana ) . rs
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rESE-SE

The British hsrk Iroa C-Sc. CSrt,S1 WI
Jones Ss1lsG to- Ssn FrSncsoa s. AS ?. ~
src-S. SzE. Her cE-go CONSISTED q @ SS~-
M machine &-6 o chandelier fittings
~ hscs S1Esr. i-S.0oC loS- VSl-s Sal ~
sAigyuaS 1y Castle & COoSs. &sSS> osSs- So
- ~ vztss S-Ss7sS =. ~ I1so 4. Dawes
& Or: Il.-oo oScs, Iso.s1A vSlls S%s.6S> .
ty Z A. Sc1sefs- < CO. AID h&E-S~ sss>-S-N
l.ls- vsl1e SI2.-76. N c. Brewer + Co Lossl
scssr. Ss,1-S o2cs- t-s24 to2s- CO Ms vxlos
So ~ g.
Tas bacsas Il. 6. IRWIN. Cagszlz McC-,-
.ocA. Ssl.aS soz San E-L1czsoo o. 11s lSs1
.-Sz So took s miscellaneous cSzgG coz
ssS-z-c u Ass bSCS -los. <lSS.N loS- v2-1S
Sr5.t-4s ~ lis o2ES Slcsc. -l+.<SS rs T2l2s
S1O-LsS 81 ~ rs -c-sSssS- Use SS1lo1S,
vx,rs SS.oae IN aclS &25 = nj BIS WIS
ky .SSC zSls- vzl-s Sl4SI,s = empty
tanks vslzs $40 Is SscS- RAILS So S-,3 =
pSls Aa-ssAolG ss=sc.S. vz-1s S9C Io.Z-
xs-zs $3.50 81
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n y. ALLEN

Ia Al sE5ss z5-t 5Ess.-s- Ei5s1c7sE Co. ug-zz-
g E=zrtlz1 and EEL1zl--lz1 Slr=z-s- AID ne
VII y =asa5 20 Ez-s-z 70 Az t.1zz-sss ez-
1rzs7sE 70 EE1z- r17s sa1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-16
Nh VIC PARKF

Has Al Gzzcz cFe- N=ss-s- Hzsssz Z COS BE-kl
-ssrz.s- Es--zlzz and rz-.Eu1 So EzE VII
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF \ WRIT OF
Dexecutiou issued out Of ths Police Court on
s9Ih day Of June, 1887. against W. Kahelemauna,
defendant. in favor of W. ;. Luce, plaintiff for
the sum Of Sl66 -. have levied upon and shall
expose for sale 81 the front entrance of haiSksua
Hale, Honolulu. on Saturday. August s0th, st Il
uoou. 70 the highest bidder. all the right, title
and interest of the SSld ". KShelemSuns. de-
feudsnt, in and TO the following property, unless
said judgment, interest, costs and my expenses
be previously paid.
List Of Property for Sale: Horse.
liT9lt J. L. kAULUkOU. Marshal.
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THIs PAPER i (.

THIS PAPER l. ke5. o. ~
-. $500 @zsHey- g zn1 = Ner-
ztEzrss fer zzvsrffsss9 - 8. -,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-16
Nrw advertisements.
Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF
Dexeeutiou issued out Of the Police Court on
the S0th DAY Of July, 1851, against Hong Chopg,
defendant. in favor OF Mang Sing, plaintiff. Tor
expose for sale at the front entrance Of kalRkaua
Hale, Honolulu, on Wednesday, Sept. 9Th, AZ -
noon, 10 the highest bidder, all the right, title
Snd interest Of the said Hong Choug, defendant,
in and 20 the following property, unless said
Judgment, interest, costs and my expenses be
List OF Property for Sale; Good Cu,.under
Carriage.
li9S q j. l.. kACLCkOU. Marshal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-16
5EuiM Aotirtz.
EcHANICAL DRAWING AND

ENGINEERING DzF 1s EFszzzz Cllss=-
,-r >11ls--z
IS WEBSTER
-i---.z--z E---z.s-. Cl-st.=l s1szE- Es-gaz1-
-1E street EgzoZlEL IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-16
e W Ha1-Bsas szpelslas Hawaii
an ALNAEAC AED AEEuAI. u

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az=1r % -hsss Isa1s1s- Fsags - eeass= &c
maa=s aarpat- 81 esaas sa-sa-
T-e- Ta2rM- P1l-sszEz-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-16
Mortgages Notice of Intention to
Foreelose and of Sale.
ACCORDANCF WITH

Il ~ AN-GOhOANO W Il
l. P0~er Of sale contained II certain mort
gage uzd= BIZ NOhs1 EsGi and James kzzi. her
husband Of h0hzla. Hawaii. 70 A. ]. Cartwright,
Trustss Of the Estate OF r ". Holt. deceased,
dEts1 J1ly IL. 1851. recorded in the Office Of the
RszisIrzr Of C01yegzRces, in Li0er O.. PIP. 1o1-2.
notice Is hereby given that said mortgage in
tends 70 foTecIOse said mortgage fox condition
broken. 70 sit: the EOu-psyneuI Of both princi-
pal and interest Iksl d1es and upon said fOEe-
cIoz1re Eiu sell II public AUCTION a. the Sales
Foo-zs Of z. 2. Adams & Co. In Honolulu. leland
Of Oahu. OF Monday. August I'd lss7. a y noon
q said day, the premises described IN said
zC-1gEze a below specified
Further particulars can Be had OF u MOnsar-
rz-- AEtO-IeE - Law.
TTustee Estate Of z " Holt, decd.
E0zoIzls- Ju5E D. 1857.
ne premises 70 be sold consist Of the following
LE-Gs. % iii. 1zZI situate a. Azks pzlE IL said
EChzlz- and bounded s. foiiSEz: Ma kz sOz0
ak1a 10 hzzi zpzls alma z0zO hikins o ko
k1E Erzzz EIu1- IA IL zOz0 hez1z 0 70 s Hoo
kz10 1p1zG AHA: zozo kOElOhzlz Q ~ d "
AiEohi zPEEz alma and being : portion Of the
sane premises described IL ROyzI Patent e78i. 10
EsliiIselez- and Eere conveyed 10 said Sohez
EEzi b. D v AiE0hi D. desd dated Oct Is, 1883,
ard Recorded II L5be- g, folio 10
LE-d situate a. szid MEkspzlz and bounded -
fotl0Tss Commanding ~ : stone with marx Of
Il ErrpT o. e ~ stream AID rE1ling north ~
- szsi lIrzsi- . feet t0E1 strezu along kssi's
-r-1Gszs north ~ . east ftrue}s - feet dOEn
E-rzEE along szZe- sOzth y - east frr1e1: Ii
fss- zzOzE Eelftieosez's kEsezuz- sly1th IL =
E=z1- ,ErZsi- IL fssE along Mill. ~ ridge.
sgzzE - - EesE- (5r1els - feet zloaz SI1IiI -
ri1E5 20 3 stone ZErksd Fith crots; thence
no-1h 81 = EssE- (trleJs Y fs@i along Ea1aska-
zEs p-rcn1sE - crCzs o. stone ~ edge u
zzlcz- lO-zE - ~ set frr1el. - feet el0ag
EzZzkzzLE's- cDEu -lde y a.leh % corner q
Esr0 pEtca- t1=Ecs lo-sl - - aEest. ClrueJ- .
fsst zlo1E sane % s--zzDs no-rh 20 - east.
i---s}- = FED z-o-z ke-Ez- V1rcHz-e- dom
=1rsEZ % initial g7izE- c.g--z5zirg ~ AREA q Z
15--Jg are beng porzIou u the AhIp1zz q
EEkzpELE- L =. = No - q APzuz :. AID the
sane PRAISES 11st Eerz cgzTeFsd 70 zzid Sohez
ELEI u Ezz IFz--ees u The L-uEIilo Estzfe 81
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me BOOK AND JOB WORK
I x sAs EATAlAx EsAxEzzE tgFleE
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Nrw advertisements.
HOUSE TO LET !!
Election District OF WaiIulku'

Election District Of WailulKu'
Notieois hereby given that the Board Of IN
speetors 81 Election for the Second Precinct
district of wailuku, Island Of Maui, viii SIT AZ
the cour, House, Waikiki. to qualify voters Tor
Mobiles for the District, and Representatives for
the Second Precinct, on the sth, nth and 18th OF
August. from II VI. to P. NJ.
T.w. EVERETT,
Chairman Board OF Inspectors, Second Precinct
MS u
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BORN

BORN.
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A. GTooS&lvss- 5 81
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NJ. 2 ". Dane. s Cs-S-ts--
DIED
hSTLER-As Eoao-zl1, A1zzs; Ik;1. Mrs
Mans Becker hls-ls--
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EDEzKD PEEsTOg, }
T Il Hs-ch f0z hbellzDt ? Neu-
ram and A. C. Smith f0r respondent
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-08
People Who shave Themselves.

In spite Of the headlong rate at which the
many rush through life, there is wide
spread lamentation among that necessary
class, the BARRIERS, over the fact that a
very large proportion Of young men have
taken to shaving themselves. The old fell
lows, those who have been getting shaved
SO long that they now drop into q
chair as gladly as a tired man does into
a bed, show no signs of faltering in their
attendance upon the shops, and middle
aged fellows are faithful, too. But the
young men are patterning more and more
after their English brothers and rapidly
learning the art themselves. The very
haste at which they are obliged to
live is driving them to it, in fact.
They cannot wait in a barber shop,
they say. At home soap, hot water,
towels and other n-ecessaries are readily
available, and this being true, the mere
act OF shaving can be quickly performed.
1t takes time and patience to acquire pro-
ficiency in the art, but once acquired,
there is no desire to patronize the profess
sional. To the men who shave every day,
too, the money saved mounts to consid-
cradle in a year, fully w~arranting the re-
mark of the shrewd old millionaire to the
young man who asked him how to ac-
quire wealth: "Work hard, get married
and shave yourself" Philadelphia
Times.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-08

A wealthy and eccentric old manufac-
turer OF patent medicines, Of RoXbury,
Mass, has been In New York for several
days past. He spends most Of the year
abroad on account Of the poor health of
his wife, who Is a consumptive. They live
at Pegli, Italy, seven miles from Genoa.
The doctor is a red faced, bulky built
Scotchman, with Il rim OF stubby white
whiskers around his chin and a gray
mustache. He wears a soft white hat Of
ancient style, and most ordinary clothing.
He is worth 1000, 900 or more, but be-
gan his career as q manufacturer Of patent
medicine by seNing from a basket which
he carried on his arm. He was then a
blacksmith. In talking with me about
patent medicine sales he said:
"Business was bad last year on acccant
Of the labor trouble, and there was a great
falling off in sales and returns. Our
medicines are largely used by poor people.
II is not true, as often stated, that the
poor people take medicine merely for the
sake az taking it. My compound is so
bitter and distasteful that they would not
take it on that account. There are some
bitters that men might be tempted TO take
in that way. When / began making my
medicine it was just about the time when
TowDsend's sarsaparilla was going out of
use. 1t was almost nothing but water
and molasses. / went to the other ex-
IRENE, and made a bitter medicine, which
probably l should not have lone if / had
TO do it over again. Business is better
this year, and about its old standard. -
Cor. Cincinnati Enquirer.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-08
Last Moments of Macmillan.

The sun was already high in a cloudless
heaven, shining in the deep azure of those
grand attitudes, flooding the whole valley
with an intense light. The Cerro, like an
immense rock flung In the valley, rose
bare and yellow, with here and there on
its sides green clusters of cactus and fig
trees, A square of 200 men surrounded
it in straight lines. They were in full
uniform, with bayonets cleaning in the
sunlight. Beyond them was a dense and
motley crowd. On the west, through the
prairie, the road to Celayo wound Like a
long, white, dusty ribbon. The lines Of
snow white terraces In Queretaro were
plainly visible, dotted here and there with
green trees and surmounted with cupolas
and numerous crosses. In the distance
rose the blue peaks of the Cordilleras.
The officer commanding the platoon who
were to fire approached the emperor and
besought his pardon for the duty which
he was about TO perform. The emperor
distributed among the soldiers several
gold coins bearing his efflgy, and requested
them in firing to spare his face. Then he
embraced Gems. Mejia and Miramon, and
rs the latter was placed on his right hand
Macmillan said in a o voice:
1.-The brave deserve respect from mon
archs even in death. General, pass to the
place of honor"
Miramon passed to the center. With a
perfectly firm, distinct voice the emperor
addressed the crowd:
"Mexicans, the men Of my race and
country are born TO make their people
happy or to die martyrs. May my blood
be the last shed for the redemption OF this
unhappy country. Vive lie MexHue!'
Then Gen. Miramon, with the same
clear, ringing voice that had sounded on
the battle field, cried:
"Mexicans, before the council of wal
my defenders sought only to save my life.
AT this moment when l am about to ap-
pear before my God, / protest against the
name of traitor which has been thrown
In my face to justify my condemnation.
Let the Mexican people clear the name of
my children from such a stain Of infamy
and may my country be happy. Vive le
MeXiquel"
Gen. Mejia, raising his eyes to heaven,
said: "Most Holy Mother, I pray that Thy
Son may pardon me, as / pardon those
who have condemned me to death"
The soldiers fired, and as the wreaths of
smoke slowly cleared away they could see
Macmillan writhing in his blood. He
groaned family, "Hay Hombre."
A second volley Of musketry ended his
su~fferings. Memoirs Of Macmillan.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-08
inmates here oven this door, We were

inmates here open this door, We were
careless enough TO forget the latch key,
and the new servant did not recognize u.s."
care ye sure tits the roight door?"
guessed the astute policeman. "Fwhat's
the number av yer own"
1.-TWO hundred and eighteen" was the
prompt answer.
Patsy flashed his bulls eye on the door.
"Ah, thin, l thought that was the way nv
1t; it's next door We are; IN why would
they be for lettin' We in when ye worrn't
there?n
"Ohr' And a little hysterical laugh
followed. Then, with much slipping and
~scrambling, the two thoroughly wet wo-
men went down one set of steps and up
another, slid a dollar into the willing
palm OF the city guardian, and ringing
their W bell, were soon inside their W
door.
The next afternoon Peter encountered
at the reading room Of his special society
a prominent temperance man, who was
thoroughly at work for the cause, knew
all about its organizations, and ram its
mass meetings.
In the course Of conversation Peter re-
marked to Mr.. Blair that it was very sad
to find out how drunkenness was spread
ing among woman. "Only last night,
sir" he went on, with the slight POM
posity Of a man who knows of what he
speaks, and is qualified therefore to in
struct his hearer-''yes, only last night, l
was aroused by frantic peals of my door
bell, loud cries and k~nockings, and when
i hurried down and opened the door there
stood w quite respectable females. ]
caught a glimpse Of a velvet dress, sir, on
one, and / think the other was clothed In
satin-yes, sir, I should say yeller satin''-
(Oh, Peter! it was old goldD; ''but their
hair was struggled all out and their faces
red. They was manifestly inebriated-
yes. sir, they was indeed"
Dear me! dear mel And what did
you do with them?" inquired good Mr..
Blair.
"Let them alone, sir. Yes, sir, let
them severely alone. There's a police
nan has a midnight beat on our street;
/ ruther think he rakcd EN- in"
"By the way, Mr.. Patterson, our mass
meeting tonight is put of. / just went
up street TO see Mrs. Johnson-P Park,
in answer to a telegram she sent me, and
found her seriously ill-quite unable to
speak tonight. She is threatened with
rheumatic fever; and Miss Nary has a
hoarse cold"
ooh! l hoped I should hear them to-
night" said Peter, In a ton Of disap-
pointment.
'No one will. You see, the meeting
last evening closed very late, and the
night was go rainy the driver Of their
carriage made a mistake and stopped at
the wrong door-the next house. They
did not know it, and made fruitless Of
forts to get in, standing in the cold rain
till they were wet through, before q police
mar passed and pointed out their mis-
take. am afraid they will both be seri-
ously ILL.,"
A terrible idea darted into Peters head.
"Did you say they live on - streety' he
gasped. "What NUMBER"
1.-TWO hundred and eighteen"
"O-hr' groaned Peter.
He had called the women he worshiped
afar of, the great lights Of the NJ. N. o.
p. q. drunken wretches'' to their faces.
Poor Peter Patterson! - Rose Terry
Cooke in Uarper's Bazaar.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-08
FOWLER x COAD, ATTORNEYS.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
TERRIToRY OF DAKOTA, COUNTY OF
l. Custer, -.
samuel III. Coats

TERRIToRY OF DAKOTA, COUNTY OF
l. Custer, 80.
samuel Ii. Coats
VS..
William w. Chall-
Is and Ward A.
Hepburn.
Notice Is hereby given, hat by virtue OF NJ
execution 10 me directed and delivered, and nov
In my hands, issued out OF the Clerks office o
the First Judicial District Court, Territory o
Dakota, IL and tor the County az Custer, upon
Judgment rendered In said court in favor @
Samuel X. Goats, and against William w. Challi'
and Ward -. Hepburn, ] nave levied upon a.,
following described real properly OF said de
fentaJIt, Williaa w. Chuilis, to-wit: The south
east quarter Of section four III township numbeI
three, soutl of range number nine, east Blacl
Hills meridian, County OF Custer, Territory o
Dakota, and al Improvements thereon.
Ind that | shall, on Monday, the 3ist day O
October, A. ID. 1887, AT the hour of 10 oclocl
"a. M, of said day. at The 'front.' door of the cour
house In Custer City, in said county and terri
tory, proceed to sell all the right, title and inter
| est OF tie above named William ". Challis, IL
and 10 the above described property to satiSf,
sad judgment and costs, amounting to five hun
dred and thlrty-eight dollars and siNty-ire cents
together WIT! AL acCruing costs OF SAFE, and IA
,ercyt on the same from the 9th day Of July
1885,, 1T pubic auction, to the highest bidder fol
cash.
Dated NJ Custer CITY, OAK, the Goth day o
September. 1887.
FOWLER & CoAp, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
BENZ. Il. PORTER,
Sheriff OF the County OF Custer.
First publication, October ist.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-08

"Did you notice her voice?'' asked q
school teacher Of a friend, after a pretty
young lady had stopped In the street to
speak to her.
eyes; it is very low and sweet"
~ spent years, when she was in my
school, In trying to bring It down. 1t was
pitched-dear me! l shouldn't dare tell
you how high, for you wouldn't believe
me. I succeeded better in lowering it
than I did with some other similarly af-
flicted pupils, because she constantly tried
TO help me-"
'But madame is not an American, said
q French m to one of cur society
queens with, perhaps, something less than
French politeness. "She has not the
American voice"
For American women are, unfortu-
nately, too justly credited with nasal or
sharp voices. 1t is AN astonishing fact
that most people make M effort to i'm
prove the quality Of the voice in speaking.
Everybody, says a successful music
teacher, can learn to sing, after a fash
ion."
That theory has been so universally &C.
cepted that even persons possessed OF a
modicum OF musical talent are DESTROYS
of cultivating it. Yet speaking, a part Of
the necessary business of life, Is left to
regulate itself. We squeak or pipe, as
the case may be, all the time depioring
within our souls the misfortune Of pos
sessing q bad voice, but allowing Nature
to take care Of herself. People are not
grammatical without taking care and
thought In the use Of language; why
should they expect to command musical
tones without equal painstakingt-Youth's
Companion.
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The New Street Car Conductor.

1t Is the easiest Of easy things to tell
when there is a new conductor aboard Of
a street car. In the first place his pecu-
liar awkwardness is a most positive assu-
rance. There are several other ways that
reveal him. One is that he is very apt to
ask you for your fare the second time; an
other, that he is too busily engaged in
watching his passengers to look smilingly
on the ladies, and he never attempts to
flirt until he has been on the road q
couple OF months. A new street car con-
ductor never wears a button hole bou-
quet under any circumstances Con
ductor In Globe Democrat. .
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EhItilohi VI bAhAOiA, NOpNli VI
Il Custer, SIS.
James Is. Finney and
Lewellyn Williams
VS..
Frederick Helm.
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue or al
execution 10 me directed and delivered, and nov
I'm my hands, issued out OF the clerks Office o
the FIRST Judicial District Court, Territory o.
Dakota, I'm and for the count of Custer, upon Z
judgment rendered in said court In favor OF
James Il. Finney and Lewellyn Williams, co
partners, and against Frederick Helm, | have
levied upon the following described real property
Of said defendant, to-wit: All the right, title
and interest OF the above named defendant, III
and TO LOT thirty-two 32), block eleven az to
gether with tie buildings theron situate, In The
town of Buffalo Gap, County OF Custer ana
Territory of Dakota, as shown on the official
plat of said town OIL lie in the Office Of the
register Of deeds Of said county and territory.
And, that ] small, OF "Wednesday, the 26th day
October, A. y, 1887, ut the hour of ten Q0l O'Clock
louse ia Custer CITY, In said county and terri.
cory, proceed 10 sell all the right, title and inter
est Of the above named defendant, Frederick
Helm, III and TO the above described property,
70 satisfy sad Judgment and costs, amounting to
one hundred and fourteen dollars and ninety,
nine cents, together with all accruiig costs OF
sale, and interest on the same from the 22nd day
of September, 1887, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder for cash.
Dated at Custer City, the 23rd day OF Septem-
w. ii. FRYE, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
BENZ. Il. PORTER,
Sheriff Of Custer County, ID. T.
First publication, September "A, 1887.